The Aerospace Museum of California will be hosting the Sacramento screening premiere of “The Bob Hoover Project – Flying the Feathered Edge” on July 11th.
There will be a meet and greet with Bob Hoover and the movie’s director Kim Furst, starting at 18:00, and the movie will screen at dusk!
Seating is limited, and tickets are $50 per person. There will be a bar and movie style snacks and refreshments.
Tickets are available at Eventbrite, or call Guest Services at (916) 564-3437
The Tri-motor is now scheduled to arrive at 19:00 on Sunday, for any who wants to witness the arrival.
Latest ETA is 19:50.
The Tri-motor arrives on Monday, and we’ll be finishing the clean up of the hangar it’ll be stored in tomorrow, Sunday May 31. We’re starting at 09:00 and going until we’re done. Ken and Dick have been working in there for the last few weeks, so there shouldn’t be too much to do, but many hands make light work!
The Tri-motor is now scheduled to arrive at 10:00 on Monday, for any who may be interested in witnessing the arrival.
“Your Body and Sugar”
Topic: Sugar and its effect on your body
On Saturday, June 13, 2015 at 10:00
Location:
EAA Hut – West side of airport
3025 South Street
Q Hut EAA 157
Redding, CA 96001
Select Number:
WP2560707
Description:
Doctor Dave Johnson will discuss how sugar impacts your physiology as a human being… which of course affects your abilities as a pilot. More and more research is showing that sugar (of any kind) is something that all pilots need to be aware of and how to minimize the negative impact of sugar consumption.
To view further details and registration information for this seminar, click here.
One last reminder about this week’s meeting on Wednesday, May 20, in Tony’s Hangar at 19:00. This will be our last opportunity to address the Tri-Motor event, any questions or concerns. There will be a barbecue starting at 18:00.
The Tri-Motor manual is mandatory study for all volunteers, especially “Volunteer Duties.” This upcoming meeting will be a good time to ask any questions or voice any safety concerns. Obviously, the chapter is interested in making as much money as possible, but, as always, SAFETY is #1.
Did you know that Saturday May 16th is International Learn To Fly Day? Take somebody flying!
Just a reminder about next week’s chapter meeting on May 20. At this time we continue to plan on having the meeting at Tony’s hangar, at 19:00 (dinner at 18:00). As this is the final meeting prior to the coming of the Tri-Motor, we hope to have a large turnout – especially from those who have, or intend to volunteer.
We had a good turn out at Wednesday’s BOD/Tri-Motor meeting. As most of you know, we have been setting up tables at various local events and retailers to hand out flyers for advertising the coming of the Ford. Most of these events are well-covered with volunteers, but we could use some help with the following:
1) 5/23 Lincoln Home Depot, 9am-2pm. We have two volunteers and need one more
2) 5/28 Rocklin Food Night, 5-8pm. We have one volunteer and need one more
3) 5/31, 9am. Cleaning the Tri-motor hangar. We have 4 volunteers and could use a few more
4) 6/2, Downtown Lincoln. …we have 2 volunteers and need 2 more
5) 6/5, Rods and Relics Car Show, 3-8pm. We have 3 volunteers and need one more
These are fun events where, at the very least, you get to hand free event fliers to unsuspecting passers-by, or, at the most, you get to talk about your favorite things… planes and flying!
If you are interested, you can sign up here.
Also, please keep this in mind – Dick Rupe will be in charge of roping off the area each morning, and removing the ropes each evening… it’s a LARGE area! The job is simple enough and will take less than an hour, but he could sure use some more help.
Chapter 1112 are hosting an Airport Day at Oroville Airport on May 16th. There’ll be aircraft, custom cars, motorcycles, RC demos, food, vendors and more. They’re also running a Young Eagles event between 08:00 and 12:00. Call (530) 370-6266 for more details.